Duplicate Problem

[Jerry Daniels]

Andres,

Assuming this is a problem with GLX2, it would be very helpful to GLX2  
users to post your questions to the support site so we can archive the  
answers there for other GLX2 users--many of whom don't frequent this  
list.

Also, only 500 or so people who own Rev also use GLX2, so I don't want  
to misuse this list with GLX2 tech support issues. If you have posted  
there and not gotten an answer, then I sincerely apologize for what  
might seem like an admonishment that is unwarranted.

Short answer: GLX2 does archive copies of your stack file in an  
"archives" folder on the same level as the stack file itself, provided  
you have the auto-archive feature turned on and the archive frequency  
is high enough to perform the archive upon which you are relying.

Name changing does sometimes create unanticipated situations within  
the IDE, and GLX2 tries to "sing along" as best it can, but Rev IDE  
itself has some difficulties with dupe stack names and updating its  
IDE when names of stacks or mainstacks are changed. It gets hard to  
say "who" or "what" is causing your difficultly.

In any case, I'd suggest you post any and all questions, problems and  
praise to the support site for GLX2. If you have not registered for  
support, I'd suggest you do via an email to: supportteam at daniels-mara.com 
. As a registered licensee, you are entitled to do so.

Best,

Jerry Daniels

Daniels & Mara, Inc.
Makers of GLX2
http://www.daniels-mara.com/glx2


On Jan 14, 2008, at 2:57 PM, Andres Martinez wrote:

> Hello
>
> I am using RunRev  2.8.1 with GLX2 in Leopard.
>
> Today I started a new project by duplicating another one that  
> contained several cards, objects and scripts I wanted to reuse.
>
> I renamed everything on this new project, but somehow I was unable  
> to rename or change the "Stack Files in the Application" file to the  
> new .rev file. Additionally, the usual "archive" folder created and  
> managed by GLX2 is not there.
>
> The file compiled fine but I got into a huge problem that I did not  
> faced before... when I closed this new project and try to open the  
> old one, everything is lost, the project opened is the new one. How  
> can this be possible?
>
> I assume that somehow GLX2 is storing the history of the new file on  
> the same old "archive" folder.
>
> How can I get back my old project? and how can I un-relate the new  
> one from the old "archive" folder?
>
> Regards,
> Andres Martinez
> www.baKno.com
>
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